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The. End. (for now)

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

There are some amazingly good blogs out there focused on the use of Drupal and other open source tools. And I’ll be Google+ing (rather than Tweeting, which is mostly for my writing , or Facebooking, which is friends/family) interesting Tech and NPTech topics as they come along and are discussed. Was this blog a success?

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Same crap, different day

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

Annoyed because it seems the nptech community hasn’t figured this out, even being hit over the head with this over, and over, and over again. I love to write blog entries about successful open source efforts – like CiviCRM, or the amazing stuff people are doing in the mobile space.

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Salesforce.com and Ruby on Rails

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

I learned Fortran when it was almost dead, mostly for fun. The culture of the Ruby and Rails world, the open source, community-driven, gift economy meritocracy, is very different than the Salesforce.com world – proprietary, business oriented, certifications-focused world. Fun times! Dumb idea.

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Newly discovered project management tool: Redmine

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

It’s a Ruby on Rails application, and that was actually kind of fun to finally get to install and play with RoR a tiny bit. And it’s great that it’s free and open source. Tags: Consulting Nonprofit Tech nptech opensource tools web. And it’s nice to save a few bucks per month.

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Newly discovered project management tool: Redmine

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

It’s a Ruby on Rails application, and that was actually kind of fun to finally get to install and play with RoR a tiny bit. And it’s great that it’s free and open source. Tags: Consulting Nonprofit Tech nptech opensource tools web. And it’s nice to save a few bucks per month.

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Top 10 blog posts of 2008

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

Don’t know why this rose to the top, but the carnivals are fun to do. Where I rail against web shops that continue to suggest that people use their CMS, when it’s just not possible for one shop to replicate the robustness, features, security and upgradeability of the Open Source CMS offerings. 3) No More Custom CMS.

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NpTech Summary: Red T-Shirt Day - Supporting Monks, YouTube Nonprofit Channel, and Web2forDev Conference Reports

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Goldstein's Fundraising Success Podcast Britt Bravo, Have Fun, Do Good Blog, is hosting next week's Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. The topic is how to do have fun and do good! NpTech Software and Web Apps Here's two new networked content creation platforms, although focusing on different disciplines. It isn't dumb dumb.

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